Oilfield Expansion Buzz Sparks Wyoming Drilling Drive
The Producers and Refiners Corp launches an intensified summer drilling campaign across four Wyoming fields Salt Creek Mahoney Dome Ferris and Wertz to lift state crude output. Twelve rigs operate at Salt Creek Mahoney Dome Ferris and Wertz with multiple wells spudding depths and casing work reported alongside Western Pipeline plans to repurpose tanks and extend pipeline progress across fourteen miles of line with nine miles more ditching and full pipe stringing. Carter Oil tests advance with multiple wells active and Beaver Valley test near New Castle abandoned due to conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Producers and Refiners Corporation
Wyoming
Western Pipeline Company
Midwest
Producers & Refiners Corporation
Salt Creek
Western
Tea Pot
Wheat Prices Rise in Chicago Market Amid Drought Hopes
Wheat futures rose in early trading on a Chicago board, supported by drought fears and stronger Liverpool quotations, with July and September contracts posting gains before a late reversal. Corn and oats firmed, hog prices fell lifting pork products, while butter and eggs showed mixed moves. Potatoes remained steady with varied regional prices and shipments noted across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Besies
Liverpool
Belling
Hicker
Diamond Drill Test Planned at Blue Diamond Coal Mine
A diamond drill test will be conducted at the Blue Diamond coal mine next week with a six man camp. If results meet expectations, mining operations will begin immediately. the mine lies 13 miles north of Glenrock and is of interest to many carpentons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Diamond
O. L. H. Middleton
Glenrock
New Well 5 Complete Records Initial Output
The Mk. Wodt refining company finished one new well last week. The 14A well in the northeast quarter of section 77 40 29 reached a depth of 2142 feet and produced 275 barrels initially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mk. Wodt Refining Company
Midwest Refining Office Expands At Salt Creek Plant
The Midwest Refining Company enlarges its Salt Creek facility by adding a full second story to the main office. Construction moved quickly and all new offices will be ready for use soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Refining Company
Salt Creek
Wadelio
Tulsa
Tonkawa
Shidler
1. Worth
Rising Wa
Star
Breckenridge
Ranger
South Bend
Tex
Augusta
el Dorado
Florence
Kas
Wichita, Kansas
Dividend Declared on Consolidated Royalty stock
The Consolidated Royalty Company has declared a regular quarterly dividend of 3 percent payable July 20 to stockholders of record July 15. This marks the nineteenth consecutive quarterly dividend paid by the company.
Five Tribes Finds Good Oil Flow In Sand Section
Five Tribes Petroleum reports a strong oil flow in test on section 19-40-78 Balt Creek as sand is cut at 2700 feet. Oil has risen in the casing and the hole will be deepened to produce a several hundred barrel well. The wall offsets the In land well nearby and shows good gas pressure near the bottom of Wall Creek.
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Five Tribes Petroleum Company
Second Wall
Iowa Wyoming Oil Company Eyes Boston Creek Pipeline
Edward Meents Noah Williams A Johnson H Havener and Mark Weber form the Iowa Wyoming Oil board. They plan meetings with other firms to discuss laying a pipeline to the Bol ton Creek field where Bol ton Creek is the major operator. A definite contract announcement may come within days.
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Edward Meents
Noah Williams
California
Johnson
Ida Grove
M. Havener
Dew Moines
Iowa
Mark A. Weber
Iowa Wyoming Oil Company
Bolton Creek
Tt la
New York Stocks Mixed Across Market Closings
A jumble of ticker names dominates the page with numerous American and foreign firms listed and several price percentiles shown. Names include American Tobacco, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific, United States Steel, and Union Pacific among many others.
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Allied Cher Chemical & Dye
Scesce
Allis Chalmers Pastel Danekees
American Beet Busap
American Gan
American Car & Foundry
American Hide
American T. & T
Estevuane, OE Atl
Gulf and West Indies Cove
SAM Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and OO
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Lather
Chandler Motors
Chesapohkre
Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Chinago
R. T
Pao
Chino
Colorado
Famous Players Lasky
General Electria
General Motora
Goodrich Co
Ace
Great Northern
Tiltnola Central
Inspiration Copper
International Harvaster
Mer Marine
International Paper
Invincible OU
Kelly aEene Tires
Ans
Kennecott Cop Wan’ Ose
Louisville
P Nashville Ooe
Mexican Petroleum
Middle States
Sevanee
Midvale River
Ccscscas
Evesess
Gee York Central
N. HL
Hartfordston
Norfolk and Western
Oklahoma
Pacwio
Pan American Petroleum
People's Gas
Teemeentwesey
GS Bay Consolidated Copper
Rep
Iron and Steel
Royal Dutch
N. Y
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Tennesse
Ccccnscocaem
Oras OG
Cent Sesvascsantanpee
Willys Overland
American Zinc
Ana
Competedlecen Oe
Montarmh
Ahattuck
Arizona
Missouri Pacific
Scccccsees
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
N. J
Texas and Pacific
United Retail Stores
Utah Copper
Heute Bosss
Ess Butte and
Suuperior
Great Northern Ore
Crude Market Report from Grass Creek and Nearby Fields
Inside notes detail crude prices at Basin and Creek locations with cents per barrel figures. Company officials F. Richardson and R. Houcks led inspection tours while L. Hagood handles Montana matters for the firm, as the Carter field operations resume after a two week period.
Livestock Market Report Chicago June 23 Summary
Livestock receipts rail at Chicago and Hoge markets show mixed results. Cattle top beef steers reach 9.30 with several loads around 69.50, cows and heifers selling mostly 4.75 to 7.25, bulls around 3.00 to 4.25. Hog market opens lower than Thursday, later steady to slightly higher with tops near 10.50 and bulk around 9.50 to 10.50. Sheep and lambs rise to 12.60 to 12.75 for bulk, natives to 12.85, ewes about 6.00, yearlings around 11.00, three-fourths of receipts to pickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Bc Jower
Market report from Omalia and Denver cattle hogs and sheep
Omalia Neb June 22 United States Bureau of Markets hogs 200 to 225 pound butchers top 10.25 mixed and packing grades 9.00 to 9.60 cattle receipts 2 000 beef steers and stock slow to steady top 9 9.26 calves firm other stock unchanged sheep receipts 6 000 killing classes strong to higher native lambs 12.00 to 12.26 Idaho lambs 12.76 feeders steady Denver Colo June 21 cattle receipts 260 market steady beef cattle 4.6 to 9.00 cows and heifers 4.5 to 6.75 calves 6.00 to 9.00 hogs 700 market 10 lower top 9.85 sheep receipts none. clipped ewes 6.00 spring lambs 9 10 13 00
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Omatia
Neb
States Bureau of Markets
Idaho
Denver
Calo
Oil Men Visit West Field For Company Business
W A Bergstrom and J L Mr Senate of the Evans Ol corporation are in Moltan Creek field today for company interests. Frank Melt, Ball Creek phone exchange manager, with Mrs Holt, in the city. V E Rowe, chief scout of the Carter company, making a two Mookie Our Of the Borth-sous y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bergstrom
Mr. Senate
Evans Ol Corporation
Moltan Creek
Frank Melt
Ball Creek
Mra Holt
E Rowe
Carter 1
Stock Market Slumps On Mexican Petroleum Movements
Market activity eased in New York with Mexican Petroleum in focus as analysts cited the exchange investigation and higher money rates. Trading closed firm but mixed gains appeared in rails and utility issues while Pan American and Studebaker fell back from earlier highs.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Hea
Mexican Petroleum
Studebaker
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Reading
Atlantic Gulf
American Ship
Roebuck and
Montgomery Ward
Call
Pan American Petroleum A and B
Chicago
Otis Elevator
Coca Cola
Postum
Bond securities quotations from Joan A. Fish firm
Quotations furnished by the Joan A. Fish Securities Corporation of Cheyenne Wyoming cover various U S government and company issues with prices in percent ranges. The list includes Bel Gov Ow 1920 and 1941 issues Copper Expt and Copper Expt 1923 1824. DuPont 1941. French and Swiss government bonds. rail and utility stocks. and a note on foreign exchange and money market levels.
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BOND
Joan A. Fish Securities Corporation
Cheyenne
Wyo
Angio Am
Ohio
BUM
UBT
Caracee
CG P. Deb
Ccccese Tutt Cc. B
Q. Ge
C. P.ry
Chie
Jepper
Am. Sug
Cuba
BR. R
Cub
Dan. Con. Mun
Wones Oom
DuPont
Framerican
Tiss
Miss. Pac
MN. P. Cen
N. O
Te & Lt
N. P
Gt. N. Jt
Penn, R. R
Penn. R. R
Paris
Queensland
Seine
Col. & Che
Ss. W. Bell Tel
Uruguay
Whit-Gies
P. Tel
Tel
London Money and Market Rates Report
London reports bar silver at 15 percent per ounce and money at 3 percent. Discount rates show short bills at 2 percent and three month bills at 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Contract for Salt Creek Bureau camp buildings awarded
A contract by the Bureau of Mines to contractor Cunningham of this city covers erection of Salt Creek field camp buildings. The project includes a six room club house for single men two dwellings an office and a garage on section 24 near the main camp of the Midwest on 25. Field work including the Tea Pat and other government lands in Salt Creek district will be supervised from this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Mines
Cunningham
Bureau
Salt Creek Field
Midwest
Salt Creek District
Miss Clara Little Visits Polling Apartments Guest Summer
Miss Clara Little of Missouri visits with Mr. and Mrs. A W Smith at the Polling Apartments and will stay as a summer guest. Mr. Smith serves as auditor with the Carter Ol company at its local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Little
Missouri
A. W. Smith
Polling Apartments
Mr. Smith
Carter Ol Company
Men Blind to Woman's Suffering
The piece asks how many men appreciate a wife's pain from overwork and health issues and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as help. It cites a voluntary letter of recommendation published in the paper.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Ady
Teapot Dome Drilling Rigs Under Rapid Construction
The Mammoth Petroleum Company launches a brisk drilling campaign at Teapot Dome. Five derricks are under construction at specified quarter-section sites and will spud in immediately after rigging up. Permanent camp preparations and extensive materials tracking are underway for a broad drilling operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth Petroleum Compe
Tlelr Teaver
Teapot Dome
Trina Ree
Western Pipeline Chief Plans Danver Return
Max Ball, president of the Western Pipeline company, will return to Danver tomorrow after several days in this city attending to corporate affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ball
Western Pipeline Company
Wil
Danver
Severa
First Georgia Woman Appointed to State College Board
Mrs James B Hays president of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs and new trustee of the state normal college becomes the first woman in Georgia named to the board of any state learning institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Hays
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
State Normal College
Georgia
Institutions of Learning
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Honey Dome
Ferrs Field
Wertz
Wall Creek
Balt Creek
Mahoney Dome
Ferris
Carter
Carter Oil Company
Kocherhana No
Powelson No
Duncan No
Second Wall Creek
Showrof Oi
Howard No
United States
Alabama
Buss Trinophs
Spaulding
Louisiana
Arkansas
Bliss
North Carolina
Norfolk
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Arm
Owa-Wyomng
Boston Creek Line
Associated Prom
Taylor and Clay
Boston
Buck Creek
Burke
Blackstone
Capitol
Cow
Elkhorn Aren
BB. T. Williama
Eeune
Jupiter Tee
Coastal Steers
Kinney Coastal
Aee
Lance Creek Royalty
Lusk Royalty
Preston Ee
Mike Henry
Mountain and Guaif
Nortweat
Etre Weenae
Red Bank
Five Tribes Pet. Co
Tom Bell Royalty
Western Exploration
United Petesseesevaee
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Western Statesene
Indiana
Eter Eeneeaeae
Tiis
Grass Creek
Lance Creek
Hamilton Dome
Mule Creek
Richardson
L. N. Hagood
Montana
R. W. Houcks
Omaha
Ihe West
Kasonming Oil Company
Cheyente
Ralls
Contora
Coaden Oil
Pacific Gas and Electric
Great Britain
Banke
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Jim
Swan
Brn
Tory
Marietta, Ohio
London Money
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Natrona County Court House
Coates, Sec’y
Blue Prints
Blue Print CO
P. O
Room
Daly Bldg
Pigeon’s
Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co
John P. Griffin
Alder
Harkermer
Armour
Morris Supreme
Swift's Premium
Swift
Premium Armour Star
Vegetole
Nebraska
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